Socialist Picnic at Mountain View Park in Anaconda
A small but enthusiastic crowd from Butte gathered at Mountain View park for Anaconda’s first annual Socialist Party picnic. Rain interrupted activities, reducing sports and prompting many to leave. dancing continued and P. J. Cooney of Butte delivered the principal address and urged collective ownership of production to achieve full social value of labor.
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Butte
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Copper Stars
Wko
J. Cooney
J. H Seawrena
Jack
P. J. Cooney
Cooney
Uncalled Letters List From Ana Conda Post Office Week
A weekly list of uncalled letters for the Ana conda post office includes numerous names across men women and foreigners with entries such as Eddie Allen Louis Anderson A Anderson R Bacon Toni Bryan Burke Dingle Homer Faliberty Gallagher Goldsworthy Haas Marrington Hoagland Holmes Jenkins Knudgen Kuehn Littler Maher McGrath Morgan Marion Morgan Morrison Mullane McCabe McTiernan Norberg Owens Smith Sharp Pelz Warner Wagener Yakowitz and more. The notice also lists foreign addressees Paul Blaziner Geo Burke and others plus a seasonal advertisement for Thuesen’s trousers at 309 East Park.
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Anaconda
Eddie Allen
Louis Anderson
A. Anderson
Bacon
Toni Bryan
Burke
Bartholomew Creamer
Collier &Malcolm
J. BR Er
Andrew Delmotus
Howard Ellis
Dingle
Jas
Frankland
Homer Faliberty
James J. Gallagher
Frank Goldsworthy
Frank Haas
J. F Marrington
Hoagland
Louis Holmes
Jenkins H. M. Knudgen
A. Kuehn
E. H. Littler
John Maher
Thos. McGrath
Gus Morgan
Wm. Marion
J. D. Morgan
PD. Morrison
Thos Mullane
M. J. McCabe
Chas. McTiernan
Aug. Norberg
Roy Owens
Geo
Sharp
Rk. Pelz
Herris Warner
Nick Wagener
F. Yakowith
M. Benson
Katie Barnholdt
Fred Brown
Effie Burch
BE. Campbell
Mary Dolan
H. Edstrom
Lena Gallagher
A. J. Lenahan
Theo. Little
Paterick Power
Nellie O’conell
Margaret McClure
Patt
McGroder
Peter McEnaney
Stefan Multz
Omund Mikalsen
Frenk Valkovic
Life the Self as Growth in a Sermon at St Mark's
Rev H E Robbins preached on life and the growth of soul in relation to the self at St Mark's Episcopal Church. He urged that true growth comes from aligning the self with itself, reducing selfishness and fear, and embracing brave, unselfish care of the self as a spiritual foundation.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. E. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Church
Carlysse
Train Fare Round Trip to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and weekly thereafter the BR A & P railway quotes round trip rates to Gregson Springs for Anaconda and return hoc Butte and return Soc Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday, with details to follow.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Hoc Butte
Soc
Knesevich and RBerdoyvieh Closing Out Sale
Groceries wines and liquors at cost for cash. Persons indebted to the firm will call and settle at once.
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Knesevich & Rberdoyvieh
Rost
City Council Set To Meet Tonight At City Hall
Mayor Frinke will preside as Aldermen Schwend Collins and McDonald present the rules committee report. Action may be taken on the AIFU petition for a public drinking fountain and a night chief of police appointment could be confirmed.
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Frinke
Schwend
Collins
McDonald
Austrian of Anaconda Dies at Philipsburg
An Austrian laborer named Gargacin working in Philipsburg died yesterday morning possibly from heart disease. He had long worked in Anaconda and was well known there. He has two brothers and other relatives here. His body was brought to the city and is at a brother’s home on Park avenue. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at St. Peter's Catholic church.
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Gargacin
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Park Avenue
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Merry party enjoys fishing trip at Race Track Creek
A merry party of young people spent a day on a fishing trip and picnic at Race Track creek. Named participants include Miss May Donahue Miss Nora Lyons Miss Kit Lyons Miss Loretia Bullivan Miss Nellie Bullivan Robert Ball Will Gallivan Frank Gallivan and Emmet Lyons. They started early and stayed until the heat eased, returning with fish baskets full.
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Race Track Creek
May Donahue
Nora Lyons
Kit Lyons
Loretia Bullivan
Nellie Bullivan
Robert Ball
Will Gallivan
Frank Gallivan
Emmet Lyons
Children’s Day Observed by Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
Children’s Day was observed at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches with hundreds of youngsters attending last evening. Rev. Dr. Gwynne spoke at the Presbyterian service and special singing filled the program, while the Methodist church featured a Sunday school program put on by its members.
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Gwynne
Three Juveniles to Face Police Court in Mainville
Police Court to hear three boys under 13 on shoplifting charges after allegedly stealing baseball shoes from Strain's department store. Police say the youths were caught at home by Officers Fitzpatrick and Armstrong. Oliver remains at large after a Saturday assault on George Freeman with a scavenger wagon driver job link.
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Hayes
Strain's Department
Fitzpatrick
Armstrong
John Lavelle
Mike Murray
Bertie Minion
Reform School
Taylor
Joseph Deshond
George Simoneau
Main Street
Deshond
Simoneau
Minnie Sutherland
Mainville
Harry Smith
Smith
Sutherland al Oliver
George Freeman
Oliver
Mr. Freeman
Mr Freeman
Independents Edge Combinations 11 to 10 In Close Park Game
In a tense afternoon contest at Mountain View Park the Independents beat the Combinations 11 to 10 before a large crowd. Murphy and McHale each had four hits as heavy hitting and sharp fielding kept fans engaged. Umpire McSweyn received satisfaction from both sides.
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Old Lake Park
Mountain View Park
Independents
Anaconda
Murphy
Mc-Hale
Mc-Sweyn
VOSS
Amofoux
Wallace Avsecess
Foresters Enjoy Picnic at Silverlake in Anaconda
The Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a large picnic at Silverlake near Anaconda with 200 plus attendees. The day featured lunch, fishing, boating, and an afternoon sports program despite a brief rain shower. Prizes included a barrel of lemonade, cigars, jewelry, a meerschaum pipe, and a watch chain.
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Anaconda
Silverlake
Order of Foresters
Fred Gangner
Miles Kelly
Nellie McCauley
James O'Mara
Miss Fitzpatrick
Nellie McHugh
Matt Stadich
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Murphy
P. J. Kelly
James Lucy
W. H. Mahoney
Migs Leary
John C Sullivan of Anaconda Dies at 50
John C. Sullivan, longtime Anaconda resident and former Anaconda Company worker, died at St. Ann's Hospital after a period of illness. He was 50, survived by a wife and several children, with his father at his bedside who had traveled from North Dakota. Funeral arrangements pending.
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John C. Sullivan
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. Sullivan
Anaconda Company
Old
New Works
North Dakota
Picnic at Deer Lodge draws large Irish group
Anaconda plans to send a large delegation of about 10 from Deer Lodge next Sunday for a picnic organized by the Irish societies of Helena and Anaconda. Preparations are complete with fine grounds and special trains from Butte and Anaconda. Proceeds fund a monument to Thomas Francis Meagher on the Helena capitol grounds.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Hutte
Butte
Thomas Francis Meagher
Capitol
Helena
Local notices and social events in Anaconda
City page lists storage ads and club meetings for National union and Ladies aux A O H meets to night Schlapps piano tuner and music stores advertise Summer corsets Strain s Miss Lillian Merrick visits St Paul Minn W J Ritz social dance at A Co H hall tonight Admission free Six dances 25c Dr St Jean moves to 420 West Park Ave Office 210% East Park Ave Miss Mayme Smith visits from Butte Wash fabrics sale at Strain s Mandolin Orchestra social at Mountain View park July 23 Trains 8 and 8 45 p m Great Northern runs through sleeping car Anaconda to Minneapolis and St Paul 25 discount on silks dresses Linings Eugene McCarthy passes engineer lic test John R Walkup returns from East with family
Rain Cancels Mountain View Park Baseball Game
A scheduled doubleheader at Mountain View park yesterday saw the Laundry Workers of Butte vs Copper Stars of Anaconda halted after one inning due to rain, score 1 0 in favor of the Laundry Workers. Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 2 in the City league game, lifting Boston to second place while spectators enjoyed the youth league showcase.
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Mountain View Park
Butte
Copper Stars
Anaconda
Laundry Workers
McLean
Vasvescees Deel
Boston
Chicago
Bostons
Tailenders
Gove. Eo Oe
Midohn Mali
Daring Hold Up At Anaconda Station Foiled
Zuckerman of Butte resisted three large men who attempted to rob him at the west end of Anaconda station last night. He shouted for help, the assault fled, and he believes he can identify the suspects. One man is known and may be arrested today. Dan Sullivan was arrested for indecent exposure last night by Officer Trudell.
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Zuckerman
Butte
Anaconda
Dan Sullivan
Trudell
Portland obituary: Samuel D Seldridge former Chicago board member
Samuel D Seldridge a former prominent member of the Chicago board of trade died this morning at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland Oregon. He was known for his long career in finance and trading.
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Portland
Ore
Sammuel D. Seldridge
Chicago Board of Trade
Good Samaritan Hospital
Three Cases Scheduled in Police Court
Judge Hayes sets three cases for hearing including Patrick Walton versus Windy Ryan on mayhem, Mrs. Trask versus Bessie Arnold on assault, and Zena Labouille versus Brockle Kid on mayhem, hoping no postponement occurs.
Anaconda Anglers Return From Ross Fork Trip
J. G. Smith, Harry Nell, Ben Mahan and Dick Dawson returned from a Ross Fork fishing trip about 40 miles away. They landed 220 trout with Dick Dawson catching most, and Mr Nell boasting the largest fish at 14 inches.
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J. G. Smith
Harry Nell
Ben Mahan
Dick Dawson
Ross’ Fork
Mr. Nell
Widow of victim to sue in Chicago over strike killing
LaPorte Ind July 19 Mrs Kate Smith of this county will bring legal action in Chicago against men she believes caused the murder of her husband Thomas Smith an expert machinist killed during the Allis Chalmers plant strike He was returning from a boarding house when brutally assaulted Debatable defendant names withheld but strong evidence supports heavy damages and prominent labor leaders are said to be involved.
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LaPorte
Ind
Kate Smith
Chicago
Thomas Smith
Allis-Chalmers
Smith
Doings of Dillon and Beaverhead Special Correspondence
Tom Mullaney rode from Poletis to Dillon after news of his brother James Mullaney s death. Frank Bassett, a laborer at Lowell Springs, fell from the power house into rocks, suffering a severe scalp wound but expected to recover. A heavy rain damaged alfalfa, while county assessors note miners’ net output has fallen to near nothing.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Tom Mullaney
Poletis
James Mulaney
Frank Bassett
Lowell Springs
Bond
Hecla Consolidated Company
Swern
Late Will Probate And Montana Normal College Closure
The will of the Late Chris Burfeind is filed for probate granting the widow half of the personal property three stepchildren 150 dollars each a brother 2500 and the remainder to nephews and nieces. The Montana State Normal College summer school ended with students from nearly every county departing for home.
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Chris Burfeind
Montana State Normal College
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Gov Davis Wholesale Veto
The Arkansas Supreme Court sustains Governor Davis in a wholesale veto of four bills. It rules the bills, though properly passed, were not legally presented due to lack of signatures from the presiding officers, nullifying much of the last legislature’s work.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Davis
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Bad Teeth Plague Follows German Army Draft
A German paper reports that of 3,000 Breslau recruits, only 14 had good teeth while at least 26 394 had bad teeth. The figures highlight widespread dental neglect among Silesian soldiers.
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Breslau
Silesia
foreclosure sale on Anaconda land in Deer Lodge Montana
Plaintiffs Joseph Gurney Fowler and W J Caesar seek sale of real estate in Deer Lodge County Montana by sheriff in Anaconda to satisfy mortgage. Description covers east half of NW quarter, east half of SW quarter, Lots 2 3 4 in section 30 township 6 north range 9 west containing about 230.76 acres with ditch water rights and appurtenances. Court date July 17 1903. sale set for August 11 1903 at 2 PM. sheriff George A Storrar attorney Dorian.
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Joseph Gurney Fowler
W. J. Caesar
Reuben G. Terrell
Maria A. Terrell
J. E. Jones
Maria A Terrell
Anaconda
Deerlange
Deer Lodge
N. W
Montana
Notice to Contractors for Montana School for Deaf Bid
Notice to Contractors from the local board of trustees of the Montana School for the Deaf at Boulder Montana for the construction of a power house. Proposals due noon July 1 1903. Plans open at the secretary's office Boulder and at architect C B Maire Helena. Certified check to Charles Scharf secretary with each bid. forfeited if bidder fails to sign contract. Right to reject bids reserved. By order of local board Charles Bucharf Secretary. Boulder July 9.
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Narles Hart
Montana School For Deafh Bomd
Boulder
Mont
Power House
C. B. Maire
Helena
Mont Certified
Charles Scharf
Montana
Board of Truat
The
Montana School For Deaf
Charles Bctiarf
Notice to Taxpayers of Deer Lodge County Equalization
The assessment roll of Deer Tadge only Montana has been completed and turned over to this office by the assessor. The board of commissioners will sit as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays each week from July 20 to August 10, 1903. They will meet in Anaconda Montana unless business requires otherwise. Dated Anaconda Montana July.
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Montana
Notic
Board of Commissioners
Phil Greenan
Anaconda
Moat
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Strain
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St. Paul, Minn
W. J. Ritz
A. Co. H. Hall
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Strain’s
Mandolin
Great Northern Railway
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Strain's
Eugene McCarthy
City Hall
John R. Walkup
Awener
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Muller
Coccosee Myers
Teesseee Coulter
Hutton Iscese
Samuels
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Seeee Colliger
Muncon
J. Ryan
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Euens
Sy A. Smith
O. Haefer
Trucker
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Esos
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Buliven
Eooene Munson
Seeee Gosnell
Thibodeau
Seers
Moreau
S. Zeckerman
Railroad Station
Dillon and
Beaverhead
Lydia
E. Pinkham
ENT
Oliver Goldsmith
Lane
Newbro
AMON
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Remove Cigar
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mar
Toot
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Yegen Bros, Savings Bank
FE. Park, Anaconda
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C, Yegen
P, Yegen
E. P. Moffitt
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Munyon
Custer
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug O
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Aia
John K. Heardley
United States
Frederick Priebe
Township
Range
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